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Parties Trade Blame in Wake of Korea Claim

As the midterm election nears, Republicans are blaming Clinton�s policy and Democrats say it was a byproduct of President Bush�s Iraq policy.
New York Times - October 11, 2006
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CNN	Fiery N.Y. crash kills pitcher
	• Two die when small plane hits New York high-rise CNN - October 11, 2006

CNN	Yankee pitcher feared dead in NYC crash
	A small airplane crashed into a residential building on Manhattan's East Side on Wednesday, killing at least two people, the New York City Fire Department said. New York Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle was the pilot, authorities said. CNN - October 11, 2006

Fed Minutes Show Concerns About Inflation

Several members asked whether the Fed�s credibility would be called into question if prices did not stabilize.
New York Times - October 11, 2006

Yankee Dies in Plane Crash, Official Says

Cory Lidle, a pitcher for the New York Yankees, was killed today when a plane crashed into a residential high-rise building on New York City�s Upper East Side, a city official confirmed.
New York Times - October 11, 2006

Bush Sees No Need to Change N. Korea Policy

The president reaffirmed his faith in tough, multinational diplomacy to deal with North Korea and said that the U.S. had no intention of invading.
New York Times - October 11, 2006

'Toxic ship' firm in Jamaica row

The Dutch company involved in Ivory Coast's "toxic waste" scandal is linked to the resignation of a Jamaican minister.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

Probe peers into Venusian secrets

Europe's Venus Express spacecraft is sending back a treasure trove of data on Earth's sister planet.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

Girlfriend died during argument

A rugby player tells a jury he felt his girlfriend's body go limp after he grabbed her neck in an argument.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

Opec doubts drive oil to 2006 low

The price of oil sinks to a 2006 low as markets wait for oil-producer cartel Opec to finalise an output cut.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

'Will there' to make NI deal work

There is the will to make devolution work in Northern Ireland, Prime Minister Tony Blair says.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

Waste collections go fortnightly

Fortnightly collections of household waste are inevitable, local authority body Cosla says.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

MP in bid to save death row man

A London MP is to plead personally for the life of a Leeds man on death row in Islamabad.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

Al-Qaeda man on US treason charge

A California man who appeared in al-Qaeda propaganda videos is charged with treason by a US court.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

Five die in French rail collision

At least five people are killed in a head-on train collision in north-eastern France, but others are still trapped.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

Football: Ukraine 2-0 Scotland

Goals from Olexander Kucher and Andriy Shevchenko end Scotland's great start to Euro 2008 qualifying.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

England crash 2-0 to Croatia

Gary Neville scores a freak own goal as England crash to defeat in the Euro 2008 qualifier in Zagreb.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

Football: Wales 3-1 Cyprus

Wales secure their first points in the Euro 2008 qualifiers with a comfortable win over Cyprus in Cardiff.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

Paras return from Afghanistan

British paratroopers return to the UK following a six month tour of duty in Afghanistan.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

Bid to recover Hamza legal costs

Legal aid chiefs want to recover cash from Abu Hamza al-Masri amid reports he bought a house while in jail.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

�300,000 pay-out for cleared man

A man wrongly jailed for the murder of a newsagent in 1988 receives �300,000 from South Wales Police.
BBC News - October 11, 2006

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